Album of the week

Dennis Hall41 said:It’s hard to even call this a portrait of any kind.

quietbison86 said:I think I mixed up Arthur Brown6 and Dennis Martin6, just like I was totally convinced Dark was the one who suggested Type o ' negativ 😁

Gerald Jackson48 said:Forget about who suggested what for a second; all this really means is that the whole scene has reached that mature stage where you have to start throwing in extra activities just to avoid running dry on content, though honestly, this topic hasn't been suffering from much emptiness so far. It’s kind of like a typical American marriage hitting that seven-year itch... Anyway, you should probably check out Bloody Kisses by TON if you haven't already. It’s pure gothic rock and industrial vibes, and Peter Steele really leveled up his lyricism here; they even did a great job with that cover of the Seals & Croftsov hit Summer Breeze, and those background vocals from that lesbian choir over at Bensonhoist are like the cherry on top of this musical sundae.

Mark Cruz15 said:This album is pretty dull. Tracks two and three are okay, but after that, you just get one or two decent fillers.

Gerald Jackson48 said:After this, you can rest easy knowing I won't be passing your OnlyFans link along to the guys and girls over at the Bensonhoist lesbian choir.

Mark Cruz15 said:I mean, you can just find photos online if you search for Peter Steele's junk, so why bother? ☕

Gerald Jackson48 said:Look, forget about who suggested what for a second—it just means the whole thing has hit that "mature" stage where you gotta throw in some extra games to stop things from getting stale, though honestly, this thread hasn't really suffered from being empty until now. It’s kind of like a typical American marriage after year seven, you know? Anyway, you seriously need to check out Bloody Kisses by TON if you haven't yet. It's pure gothic rock and industrial bliss. Steele really leveled up his lyricism here, they did this killer cover of the Seals & Croftsov hit Summer Breeze, and those background vocals from that lesbian choir out of Bensonhoist? Total icing on the cake.

Gerald Jackson48 said:I mean, look, the guy was a legend, so by some sort of cosmic law of correlation, you’d assume he had a massive endowment too.

Mark Cruz15 said:Give it a chance, it’s worth it. I keep this CD in my car and have blasted it plenty of times. To me, B#1 and CW are absolute masterpieces, but the rest is mostly just filler. It’s all so generic I can barely remember any of it.

Gerald Jackson48 said:Nah, the guy was a legend—so by the laws of correlation, he should've been packing some serious heat.

1. 1969 4:05
2. I Wanna Be Your Dog 3:10
3. We Will Fall 10:15
4. No Fun 5:15
5. Real Cool Time 2:29
6. Ann 3:00
7. Not Right 2:49
8. Little Doll 3:21

Dennis Hall41 said:FASS, FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, YOU ARE BEING ABSOLUTELY TEDIOUS WITH THIS CONSTANT STREAM OF NONSENSE ABOUT STEVE HILLAGE RETRACTIONS AND SINGING ABOUT SOME OBSOLETE OLD FIGHTS!!!! WHY DON'T YOU START SUGGESTING SOMETHING WE IN THE CITY ACTUALLY WANT TO Listen TO!!! ~ EAST EMD SUPER MODS OF THE US FORUM

Dennis Hall41 said:Seriously, man, give it a rest! You're being so incredibly boring with all this constant talk about acoustic versions and singing about old battles and historical stuff!!!! Start suggesting things we actually want to hear here in the city too!!! ~ East Coast Super Mods of the Forum USA

Mark Cruz15 said:Better to just let him loose this week—I was thinking about that Mickey Rassbury guy who would’ve totally made up something for the poor guy. Luckily, my brain switched over to the country stuff.